It's like when Rose and Blanche on THE GOLDEN GIRLS were in a community theater production of THE SOUND OF MUSIC, they had a scene where they were rehearsing at home, and that scene is nowhere to be found in the actual stage show (or the movie).

It's like when Rose and Blanche on THE GOLDEN GIRLS were in a community theater production of THE SOUND OF MUSIC, they had a scene where they were rehearsing at home, and that scene is nowhere to be found in the actual stage show (or the movie).

Ben Affleck was in a LIFESTORIES episode, A BODY TO DIE FOR: THE AARON HENRY STORY, in which he played a high school football star who became obsessed with working out and started taking steroids. He got an Emmy nod for it.

Ben Affleck was in a LIFESTORIES episode, A BODY TO DIE FOR: THE AARON HENRY STORY, in which he played a high school football star who became obsessed with working out and started taking steroids. He got an Emmy nod for it.

I loved how she dumped the mixers but not the actual alcohol. haha

I loved how she dumped the mixers but not the actual alcohol. haha

In the 2004 Broadway musical CAROLINE, OR CHANGE, which takes place in Louisiana at the height of the Civil Rights movement, they had black actors portraying house appliances (e.g. washing machine, dryer, radio) and even a bus!

In the 2004 Broadway musical CAROLINE, OR CHANGE, which takes place in Louisiana at the height of the Civil Rights movement, they had black actors portraying house appliances (e.g. washing machine, dryer, radio) and even a bus!

Yeah, but the Emmy is more spectacular and heavier and can be used as a deadly weapon. Those sharp edges.

Ah, that makes sense. It's sometimes hard to catch everything in the dialog/lyrics. It moves to fast.

My favorite part was when Titus went off on Lillian, after she observed that he was acting happy, and he took offense, inexplicably.

ALLY McBEAL ended fourteen years ago next month (May 20, 2002).

Why is a Tony cooler than an Emmy? You get more coverage from the Emmy.

I guffawed at the"Oh, what a glorious morning / Oh, all the joy it will bring / If I don't mind never voting / Or my church burning down while I sing." ("Oh, What a Beautiful Morning.")

Why would Lorne Michaels want to reach out to her? Yes, she was good fodder during the '08 presidential election, but that was all on Tina Fey, who's gonna be there, anyway. It just seems redundant, not to mention I loathe giving Palin even more attention than she already craves.

GO DOWN TOGETHER is not a revisionist take on Bonnie and Clyde. It's actually the most well-researched, very accurate biography I've ever read. I was hoping they'd make it into a movie because it's really like a Shakespeare tragedy, in that the two protagonists are brought to ruin as a consequence of a tragic flaw and…

The title is taken from the last verse of Bonnie Parker's poem "The Trail's End" (aka "The Story of Bonnie and Clyde"):